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Wimberley Wednesday View

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1995

Page

4

Incorporation debate in Wimberley area debated in 1987 vote

Wimberley residents faced a January 14 1987 election on whether to incorporate. Proponents cited zoning control sewerage facilities and protection from city encroachment while opponents warned of higher taxes and uneven benefits for outlying areas. The Wimberley Chamber forum included both sides as Tony McGee backed incorporation and discussed water quality and sewer plans for downtown.

Wimberley Tony McGee Wimberley Chamber of Commerce San Marcos Paradise Valley Chamber of Commerce Cypress Creek Blanco River

Obituary for Gladys Collier Foster 1911 1995 Ennis TX

Gladys Collier Foster 83 died October 7 1995 at Baylor Medical Center Ennis Texas. Born November 15 1911 in Greenville to Willes and Hester Collier. Survived by husband Henry G Foster Ennis son David Foster Houston daughter Carolyn Cashim Ennis granddaughter Katherine Foster Houston siblings Glenn Iva Collier Electra W A Collier Dumas sister in law Lorene Collier Lawton brother in law Claude Condren Chillicothe five nephews three nieces. Preceded by brother Denard Collier and sister Aliene Condren. Taught in Willow View Odell Chillicothe and Wimberley. Memorials to Gladys Foster scholarship care of First National Bank Chillicothe. Graveside service October 9 Myrtle Cemetery Ennis Keever Funeral Home.

Gladys Collier Foster Baylor Medical Center Ennis Texas Greenville Willes Alexander Collier Hester Chandler Collier Henry Grady Foster David and Sharon Foster Houston Katherine Lynn Foster Carolyn and Jackie Cashim Glenn Iva Collier Electra W.A Dorothy Collier Dumas Lorene Collier Lawton Oklahoma Claude Condren Chillicothe Denard Collier Aliene Condren Chillacothe Medicine Mound Hardeman County Ouanah McMurray College Midwestern University Wichita Falls Willow View Odell Wimberley Katherine Gladys Foster First National Bank Myrtle Cemetery Keever

Civitas Project to help Wimberley growth planning open meetings

Dr Ed Mihalkanin and Dr Jaime Mejia announce three public meetings in Wimberley from October to December to discuss local problems future development and incorporation debates. Open mike format includes planning consultant Jim Reed and SWT involvement with SWT support and Village Library resources. Contact numbers provided for questions and publicity.

Civitas Wimberley Civitas Project Austin American-Statesman Texas Committee For the Humanities Southwest Texas State University SWT Lockhart San Marcos Ed Mihalkanin Jaime Mejia Jim Reed LWT Mihalkanin David Robison

Educator Robert Holman of Wimberley dies at 75

Robert Holman a longtime Texas educator died at 75 surviving wife Naomi Brumley Holman and nine children. He served as assistant superintendent in Hereford Baytown and other districts and taught in multiple states. Memorial services were held October 7 in Wimberley with Rev Milam Brantley and Dr Dan H Loving officiating. He supported literacy and early childhood efforts and published as a lecturer and consultant. He lived a life of varied public service from boxing to the Navy and education.

Robert Holman Wimberley Texas Holman Hereford Baytown Independent Banes I.S.D Austin Hills Milam Brantley Dan H. Loving Cavga New Mexico Navy Pearl Harbor Pacific University of Oklahoma Western Colorado University Texas Governor's Council For Texas National Council of English Teachers Panhandle Nappa Valley Hobbs N.M Midland Prairieview A&m Ozymandias Oklahoma University of Mexico Mexico City University of Panama Panama Central Zone Pentagon Hays- Caldwell Women's Center San Marcos Wimberley Chamber of Commerce Wimberley Senior Citizens United States Naomi Brumley Holman Ronald James Holman Robi. A. Holman Panama City Fla Susan Gray Grand Prairie Sylvia Campbell Nolanville Jeanette Edmister Randy Loving Amarillo Dani Masur Somerville M’lynn Stasney Round Rock Hayden Holman Nat Holman Duncanville Charlie R. Holman Dallas James Holman Altus

Maignaud, Harry Alton of Wimberley died at 80

Harry Alton Maignaud of Wimberley died October 6 1995 at age 80. Born May 19 1914 in Mertown LA to Dominick and Lillian Maignaud he lived in Wimberley five years. Survived by wife Jean, daughter Linda Baker and husband John of Austin, grandchildren Amanda and Matt Baker. Preceded by two sons. Memorial service 3:00 p.m. October 11 at Twin Mt Manor Club House. Donations to Wimberley EMS or charity. Arrangements by Thomason Funeral Home.

Harry Alton Maignaud Wimberley Mermentau Dominick and Lillian Maignaud Maignaud Jean Maignaud Linda Baker John Austin Amanda Matt Baker Twin Mt. Manor Lange Rd Wimberley Ems P.O. Box 33 Texas Thomason Funeral Home

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